By way of example, he demonstrated to the students pen systems for laying hens, which offer the creatures more space and movement while supporting species-specific behaviour and animal hygiene. From the field of smart farming technology, he presented examples of how the application and drift of spraying agents can be enormously reduced by using special nozzles on field sprayers, and how sensors in combine harvesters and the processing of data in apps can make work much easier for the driver.
More on the event series "Added Value in Industry 4.0", can be found here:
